University of Tulsa Women's and Gender Studies Program

University of Tulsa Women's and Gender Studies Program An interdisciplinary major and minor at The University of Tulsa. The B.A. degree is offered in this area.

The program in Women’s and Gender Studies at The University of Tulsa considers how gender and other intersecting factors, such as race, class, culture, sexuality, and age, have worked to shape the life experiences of women and men from diverse backgrounds. The program analyzes the contemporary and historical factors that underlie the current statuses of women and men from all parts of the world an

d explores the various means by which people have sought to achieve equality. The program’s dual emphases on interdisciplinarity and intersectionality offer students analytical frameworks and methological tools with which to understand people’s life experiences, human interactions, and economic and social institutions. By promoting awareness and knowledge of status-based oppression; of people’s inter-relationships; and of the ways in which civil rights movements throughout history have struggled for equity, the program seeks to contribute to changing attitudes and practices that tend to silence people’s voices or that work to devalue, marginalize, or subordinate women and men’s choices and life experiences. For further information about the Women’s and Gender Studies Program, contact Professor
Lamont Lindstrom, program co-director, at [email protected] or another board member: Professor Professor Jan Wilson, Professor Holly Laird, Professor Jennifer Airey.

10/17/2025
WGS and the Office for Resilience and Belonging are teaming up to organize TU participants for the Tulsa Pride Parade th...
10/07/2025

WGS and the Office for Resilience and Belonging are teaming up to organize TU participants for the Tulsa Pride Parade this Saturday, October 11th! Current TU students, faculty, and staff can register at the link in the comments or the QR code on this post. The parade starts at 4 p.m., but check-in for participants is 2:30 to 3:30 at 13th and Boston in front of Boston Avenue United Methodist Church. Wear your blue, gold, and rainbow!

Students, come get CrafTea with WGS! We can't wait to catch up at our first event of the year.
09/02/2025

Students, come get CrafTea with WGS! We can't wait to catch up at our first event of the year.

If you're also on Instagram, check out our new account! We have a few older and archived ones floating out there, so if ...
08/25/2025

If you're also on Instagram, check out our new account! We have a few older and archived ones floating out there, so if you were following one of those, you can now switch to this.

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04/23/2025

Join The University of Tulsa Women's and Gender Studies Program this Saturday for a discussion on art, activism, and free expression with Russian feminist protest and performance art group P***yRiot!

Motivated by concerns about shrinking freedom of speech, political corruption, and election fraud in Russia, P***y Riot formed in 2011 to create a “militant, punk-feminist, street band” to mobilize against government overreach and address issues like gender and LGBT rights.

The discussion begins at 5 p.m. in the Tyrrell Hall Auditorium. Doors open for ticket holders at 4:30 p.m. Seating is extremely limited and tickets are required.

Reserve your ticket today: https://bit.ly/44zk449

Happy Giving Day, WGS Facebook Friends! This is WGS Co-Director, Jennifer Lynn Jones. I'm proud to be part of the legacy...
04/08/2025

Happy Giving Day, WGS Facebook Friends! This is WGS Co-Director, Jennifer Lynn Jones. I'm proud to be part of the legacy of WGS here at TU in teaching about important social, cultural, and political issues, in supporting students on their journey to better understand themselves and their world, and in helping them decide how to apply their work here at TU to improve life for themselves and all around them. I hope you can see these benefits of WGS in your own lives. If so, please consider donating to WGS through our Giving Day portal. Your funds will help us continue providing valuable support to students inside and outside the classroom, like with our Professional Development Fund that enables students to take internships, buy research equipment, and travel to conferences to begin taking those big steps from campus to the rest of their lives. Thanks for your attention and we look forward to connecting with you more in the future!

Please join us for a book launch to celebrate Becoming Disabled: Forging a Disability View of the World. This event is f...
01/24/2023

Please join us for a book launch to celebrate Becoming Disabled: Forging a Disability View of the World. This event is free and open to the public.

In Becoming Disabled: Forging a Disability View of the World, Jan Doolittle Wilson describes how becoming disabled is to forge a new consciousness, one that challenges ableist discourses and systems and creates alternative meanings that understand disability as a valuable human variation. Using an a...

Jan Wilson voted in the 2022 midterm elections.  Did you?  Send us a picture with your voting sticker!  Let's get out th...
11/07/2022

Jan Wilson voted in the 2022 midterm elections. Did you? Send us a picture with your voting sticker! Let's get out the feminist vote! Our rights depend on it!

06/24/2022

Today, the Supreme Court has decided to deny millions of Americans the right to an abortion, and thus the right to liberty, equality and authority over their bodies. The Dobbs opinion is nothing less than a curtailment of women’s and potentially pregnant people’s rights, their status as free and equal citizens, their opportunities for equal participation in the nation’s economic and social life, and their ability to rely on the abortion right to structure their relationships and plan their lives. We read the court’s decision to overturn the landmark Roe v. Wade decision with horror, rage, and steadfast determination. We refuse to allow our colleagues, students, and fellow Americans to live in a country that denies its citizens basic human freedoms. The faculty of the Women’s and Gender Studies Program at The University of Tulsa vow to support research, writing, teaching, and activism that calls for reproductive rights as fundamental for all peoples.

Today is not a time for despair, but a call to action. We hope you will join us.





THANK YOU!!!

Kendall Professor of Anthropology and the WGS Program's own Dr. Lamont Lindstrom has won the distinguished University of...
04/22/2022

Kendall Professor of Anthropology and the WGS Program's own Dr. Lamont Lindstrom has won the distinguished University of Tulsa Outstanding Researcher Award! Congratulations, Professor Lindstrom, on this well-deserved award!

The University of Tulsa is pleased to announce the three recipients of the 2022 Outstanding Researcher Award.

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